Hyderabad, June 24 (Hydnow) South Central Railway (SCR) has canceled 36 trains due to track repairs and maintenance works. These trains have been canceled from June 25 (Sunday) of this month to July 3.
Officials revealed that some of these have been canceled for one day and others for all days. Trains running between Medchal-Secunderabad on June 25 and 26, and trains from Kachiguda to Raichur and Mahabubnagar on June 26 (Monday) have been cancelled.
It has been announced that the trains running between Karimnagar to Nizamabad and Sirpur town from June 26 to July 3, Kazipet to Dornkal, Bhadrachalam-Vijayawada, Secunderabad to Vikarabad, and Warangal passenger trains will be canceled from 26th of this month to the 2nd of next month. Apart from this,
It has been announced that the MMTS trains plying between Hyderabad-Lingampally-Chandanagar-Kalaknuma-Ramachandrapuram are also canceled (Hydnow)
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